A voice crying in the wilderness :

[poems] /

Poems of the Irish Republic

Letter from Peter Golden to Joseph McGarrity trying to arrange a suitable time for him [McGarrity] to call over, undated.

Letter from Peter Golden to Patrick McCartan regarding the arrest and possible deportation of Sean O'Doran from San Francisco, possibly because of his Gaelic League and Sinn Féin activities, 1919 Apr. 2.

Letter from Peter Golden to Patrick McCartan wishing him a good Christmas in Ireland and informing him there will be a meeting of the Irish Progressive League in early February, [Dec. 1919].

Letter from Peter Golden to Patrick McCartan regarding a "matter" that has caused "no end of trouble here in the L[eague]", and his reflections on the Irish "cause", 1919 Mar. 21.

Letter from Peter Golden to Patrick McCartan regarding copies of 'Irish Nationality', and whether a meeting should be held to protest at the time of McCartan's trial, 1919 Feb. 10.

Letter from Peter Golden to William Maloney regarding his ill health, 1925 April17.

Letter from Peter Golden to Patrick McCartan regarding "Miss H[ughes]" and the position of the Irish Progressive League towards her, and the relationship between the League and the "Socialists", 1919 Mar. 24.

Letter from Peter Golden to Patrick McCartan regarding a "Miss Lagan" who had arrived in America recently and knew McCartan's "people at home", 1919 Apr. 16.

Impressions of Ireland /

Letter from Peter Golden to William Maloney thanking him for his kindness in the Dr. Gibbs matter and asking him if he's heard of the new "honors that have come blushing thick upon [him]", 1925 October 6.

Letters from Peter Golden, assistant to John Devoy and secretary of the Irish Progressive League, to Joseph McGarrity and Dr. William Maloney, ca. 1914-1925.

Letter from Peter Golden to Joseph McGarrity informing him of a note he received from "Donnelly" telling him [Golden] to visit, speaking about the "Beon" going under, and about his [Golden's] poetry that is due to be published, undated.

Letter from Peter Golden to Patrick McCartan regarding the refusal of "people down town to put in the advert for the meeting", [1919].

Letter from Peter Golden to "Dear Doctor" relaying the text of a postcard sent to the Irish Progressive League by "T. L. Norton" in which Norton criticises the Roman Catholic Church and writes that Americans refer to the Church as "The Church of Eternal Suckers", [1919].

Letter from Peter Golden to Patrick McCartan saying that his copy of the 'Press' has not come yet, [1919].

Letter from Peter Golden to Joseph McGarrity asking if any of the books he sent on are sold and asking for McGarrity's help in disposing of 70 books, 1915 January 28.

Letter from Peter Golden to Patrick McCartan asking him go to Washington and discussing a new member, and the imprisonment of Hugh O'Rourke, 1919 Jan. 28.

Ballads of rebellion.